Breaking: Butte County Block All Property Owners From Returning indefinitely citing the presence of radio-active materials

The following relates to the Woolsey Santa Susana

"The Woolsey Fire in Southern California sparked a panic last week after flames encroached on the site of one of America’s worst nuclear meltdowns, the Santa Susana Field Laboratory (SSFL) in Simi Valley."

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"Throughout the years, about ten low-power nuclear reactors operated at SSFL, in addition to several "critical facilities" that helped develop nuclear science and applications. At least four of the ten nuclear reactors had accidents during their operation."

in 1959 there was a meltdown of one of the reactor at
the facility, and they've been pretending for
all these years that its no big deall.

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"The Sodium Reactor Experiment was a pioneering nuclear power plant built by Atomics International at the Santa Susana Field Laboratory near Simi Valley, California.

In July 1959, the reactor experienced a partial meltdown where 13 of the reactor's 43 fuel elements partially melted, and a controlled release of radioactive gas into the atmosphere occurred.[3]"

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The lead singer for Motley Crue: Vince Neil, daughter Skylar?
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That's it! Funnily enough , that's who I thought I remembered it being but I didn't want to say in the case it was incorrect. Going to lookup where he was. Thank you!


Rocker Says Field Lab Caused Daughter's Death
Lawsuit: Motley Crue singer sues Boeing over alleged toxic dumping at facility near his Chatsworth home.
August 18, 1999

The lead singer for Motley Crue has sued Boeing North American Inc. claiming that his daughter's death by cancer in 1995 was caused by radioactive material dumped in the soil and ground water near his former home near the Santa Susana Field Laboratory.

Vince Neil and his ex-wife, Sharise, bought a home in Chatsworth in 1991, a few miles east of Boeing's Rocketdyne Division. Boeing acquired the property in 1996 when it bought Rockwell International's aerospace and defense businesses.

The suit claims that Boeing, Rockwell and Rocketdyne knowingly dumped hazardous materials, such as plutonium and uranium, near the Neils' Summit Ridge Circle residence southeast of Simi Valley.

Their 4-year-old daughter, Skylar, was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer in April 1995 and died four months later. The suit claims that her death came "as a direct result of the activities conducted by defendants."

One of Boeing's chief attorneys, Gary M. Black, said Tuesday that he had not seen the suit and would not comment on its allegations.

"We haven't been served with a complaint yet," Black said. "We have no reason to think the allegations in this complaint are any different from allegations in other pending cases."

Black concluded by saying: "There is no evidence that there is any off-site contamination from the Santa Susana field lab that is harmful to anyone in any way."

Neil's suit, which seeks unspecified damages, was filed in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles late last week. It is the latest legal action brought against Rocketdyne and its Seattle-based parent company for alleged harm caused to neighbors and their property.

A class-action case is pending in federal court. It contends that decades of nuclear research and rocket engine testing fouled the water, air and soil surrounding the 2,700-acre field lab, and could compromise the health of nearby residents.

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Small surface deposits of uranium, radium, and thorium all over Northern California. Not any large enough to be commercially exploited, but they are there in the highlands. The whole area was heAvily surveyed in the late 40’s, early 50’s as part of the atomic projects.

We have seen two headed copperheads and deers here recently, wonder if we will see two headed bats now or start seeing three headed animals and snakes.
Two headed bears would be worrisome.

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Two headed politicians would be the worst. They'd never agree with themselves and cause twice as much trouble.

We just told you! Difficulty reading?

You should have read the post right above yours!

Sure this has nothing to do with a land grab for the railway that has the left and corruption all over it!

You really, really, REALLY need to go back and read the threads from the fires. We know what happened, and why. It's all laid out for you.

Read fire threads

You are very, very close!

You are right on the money - just read the fire threads - there's more.

They start on the railway next week.

Buddy, you better read the fire threads. You are so off-base that you should not have said that and you should say no more until you have educated yourself on even half of what most of GLP knows.

Wish you and I were neighbors! You have the right attitude.

I looked at the Gross Gamma CPM data for california.


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The highest thing I saw was 72 CPM. We had counts much higher than that on the West coast in the spring of 2011 after fukushima.

You need to compare the fire maps with the rail maps. Then start looking at previous fires in the area, and comparing those maps, too.

Terrific post!!

Smoke detectors contain americium-241.

The rail line is not through Paradise.

I've read the fire threads. Nobody knows the exact cause of the Camp fire. Talking DEWs is interesting but baseless, especially because you don't need such a high tech method to start a fire in California! Someone could throw a fucking cigarette butt out of car and it would be on. Do I think the Agenda 21 devils would do it? Yes. Do they need a laser? No.

Isn’t there gold around this area as well? It would be a good way to kill two birds with one stone. Tell the people it’ll be a while until they can return, drag it out FOREVER due to hazardous conditions. In the mean time level the surrounding area, grab the nuggets from below and create the direct path for the rail way. #$

That's so sad. I mourn for all the animals that suffered and died in the fires - think of the agonizing death and their complete lack of grasp why they were in pain, why fire was coming, why they couldn't run fast enough, which way should they run. Horrible, horrible loss.

Now two-headed beings? Also terribly sad. We have screwed up this world so thoroughly, we don't deserve it. We deserve being forced into those tiny tickytacky boxes a certain agenda aims to shove us into, to save all wilderness and more for themselves.

You haven't read what I read in the fire threads. It was all very clear.

You realize you just described the reasoning behind Agenda 21/30, right?

i had to study this very carefullybecause the first results i got
in my search, were for "the Butte County reactor meltdown".

so i had to figure out what was what and where they were.

turns out that the California nuclear reactor meltdown
was, in fact, at the Woolsey Simi, California. and
that site is also overtaken by the fire.

so, i looked closer, and "The Butte County Reactor Meltdown",
rather, happened in Butte County, Idaho in 1961. (and it was a doozy.)

so, anyway, thanks for the recognition.

Your damn right were going back in L&L. I knew this shit was coming years ago. Why do think my first two of three loads was guns.

Did you know there is more than one Agenda at play here? We are so used and abused and heading for cataclysmic events. We should all have steel helmets for what is coming down on our heads.

And that's how to seize their land.

It's said 95% of the gold is still in the ground here. This where the 54 pound nugget was found and recently a metal detector enthusiast found this in linked video.

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